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meet the changes in handling men occa-
stoned by changes in the methods of war.
The general urges as q measure highly pro-
m otive OF efficiency the retirement OF about
eighty old officers who are unfit for duty,
but whose retention on the active list en-.
tails additional work on the men who are
at the same time withheld from promotion
thereby. The time is near at hand when the
army should be supplied with machine
guns. Unless an effective arm OF this
character is developed by an American
manufacturer very soon, the government
should adopt some foreign repeating gun.
Our coast defenses have continued to de-.
teriorate during the year. Adequate de-
lenses must be the work OF years and at
time the dynamite gun experiments show
valuable qualities and good results within
their range. and experimenting with a view
to their uture development should be en-
cOuraged. Desirable features arc the speed
with which they can be manufactured and
their comparativ inexpensiveness.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Gen. Sheridan concludes his report as
follows:
am strongly in favor OF the general gov
ernment extending all possible aid to the
national guard OF the different states az
they constitute a body OF troops that in
ady great emergency would form an I'M.
#portant part OF our military force They
should be armed with the best weapons,
amply provided with complete camp and
garrison equipage and instructed to the va
rious drills andexercises according to tho
tactics and systems followed in theregular
army. Most OF the state troops now
march well and handle the gun well, but
they are deficient in discipline and in all
the duties that teach soldier to take
care Of himself while in camp OF upon .
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Abram Cretis. of Grant county

Abram Cretis, of Grant county,
w w. oives the following remark
able leap lately made by q sheep.
He saws he was out the other day af-
ter bunch Of sheep belonging to
Andy Harper, which ranged on the
mountains east of the Petersburg big
gap. Six sheep ran around the rocks
over the precipice, and in order to
get them out the shepherd dop was
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nkey were concealed. They all came
6ut but one which appeared to be
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the fearful chasm and landed $50 to
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jured, except breathless for time
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leaving little tufts of wool as memen-
toes, and appeared to light in top,
when it was thrown back against the
mountain and then struck another
top, and so on until it reached the
ground.
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The Tramp and the MonopoIist.

NEw YORK, Dec. 2l.-At the Cen
tral Labor union meeting resolutions
were adopted denouncing the West
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ting that tramps shall he put in a
tank and forced to pump water or
drown. The resolutions declare that
the tramp is natural result of the
present social system and is as much
entitled to his lie as is the monopo-
list. who 1--we inidleness by the toll
of Their men.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTA TIE,
MARTINSBURG, w VA.

By virtue of the authority of the last will
and testament of the late John NJ. Wolff, the
undersigned Executor will sell at Public
Auction, at the front door of the Court
house, in Martinsburg, at 80 o'clock, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1887.
the following Real Estate, to-wit
lst. A TWO STORY ROUGH CAST
DWELLING, on the South side of West
Burke between Raleigh and Church Street.
fronting 274 feet on the South side Of said
Burke Street and running back 1919 feet TO
an Alley.
End A TWO.STORY FRAME DIV ELL
ing short distance east OF the above men,
toned dwelling, fronting % 'eet and run
ming back same depth as the above lot, to tn
above eutioned alley.
Bird. VACANT LOT, East of the above
mentioned Rough-cast Dwelling, % feet front
on said Burke Street, running back 1873 feet
TO the alley
4th AvACANT LOT, East of the above
mentioned Frame Dwelling, fronting % feet
on Burke Street, and running back 1879 feet
10 the said tliey
9Th A TWO-STORY FRAME Dwelling
fronting % feet 10 inches on the North side
Of West King Street, and running back 2l0
feet to an alley
9th TWO-STORY BRICK Dwelling
fronting 27f feet on the North eide of West
King Street, and running back 30 feet on
an alley, with stable on the rear of said lot.
The above roperties on Burke Street will be
offered separately and then each house will
be offered along with the lot lying east of
and will be sold in which ever way it brings
the most money
TERMS OF SALE. One half of the pur-
chase NOR ey cash on day of sale, and the bal
ance in two equal payments at IL and Is
months, deferred payments to bear interest
from day of sale, and be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold.
JAS. H. WOLFF, Ex'r Of
Dec Is tbs JOHN NJ. WOLFF, decd.
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Notary Public

AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT.
Having duly qualified as Notary Pisblic,
and by appointment of Judge Faulkner,
qualified az Commissioned OF Court
/ o1er my services 10 persons having BUSH
ness in those lines promising tn faithfully and
promptly execute all duties
Mfs- Office at Law Office Of Mr. J. Nelson
Wisuer
movie q. s. GRANT PITZER.
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Special Commissioner Sale
OF A SPECIALLY DESIRABLE BERKELEY
COUNTY
1QestoneF Farm

Pursuant to the provisions of decree of
the Circuit Court of Berkeley County, en-
tered at the October term 1886, in the
chancery cause therein pending, entitled
John L. Janney, ct. al, vs.. John snod-
grass, ct. al and supplemental decree
in said cause entered in December 1886, the
undersigned Special Commissioners, APP
pointed for the purpose, will sell, at pub
lie auction, at the front door of the Court
bouse on
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Saturday, January 18th, 1886,

AT IL O'CLOCK, NJ.
that valuable Limestone Farm lying on
both sides of the NJ. Il l.. Turnpike, in
Arden district, Berkeley County, within
two miles of Martinsburg, and containing
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hereby certify TINT Blackburn Hughes,
one of the special Commissioners in the
above entitled cause, has executed bond as
REQUIRED by law. ; II. MARTIN, Cl'k.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
--oF vALUABLE--
Berkeley County Farm.

Berkeley County Farm.
-:o:--
Pursuant to the provisions Of Decrees Of
the Circuit Court OF Berkeley county entered
at the November term 1886, and the Noyem-
Der term 1896, in the ehancery cause therein
pending, entitled, Robert Lamon, Admir- &C.
vs Francis McCubbin ct. al, the undersiTn
ed Special Commissioners therein appointed
for the purpose, will cell OF Public Auction,
at the front door Of the Courthouse, In Mar
tinsburg, at 1880 o'clock p m, on
SATURDAY, January 22nd, 1887,
that valuable tract of land containing
1886 ACRES AND TWO FOODS,
situate 10 Gerar dstowh District Berkeley
County, w. Va. beipga part Of the tract Of
land OF which the late Geo. w. McCubbin
died seized, adjoining the lands 81 N. ).
Grantham Grantham Stump, Mrs. Francis
MeCubb.a, - Stanley, Gano and
others, and improved by Two Dwellings and
Out. Buildings; part OF this tract is IN
Valuable Timber, part in Bottom Lands, and
second Bottom on Back Creek, making il
Valuable and Desirable Farm, and specially
adapted TO grazing.
A plat Of the land will be shown by the
undersigned to any one desiring to see i, and
will be exhibited on day ofsa,e.
TERMS .-One.third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal
payments, at one and two years, deferred
pay ments to bear interest from day of sale,
and title retained until land is paid for.
BLACKBUR HUGHES,
ROBERT LAM0N,
Special Commissioner.
], s. Fl. Martin, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Berkeley County, do hereby certify that
Blackburn Hughes and Robert Lamon,
Special Commissioners in the above entitled
cause, have executed bond conditioned as
the law directs S H. MARTIN,
Dec. 25 tide. Clerk
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO May A. 1887
WEDNESDAY,. May 4-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, May II. VI
1t was dull stock market to day with transactions
aggregating only ISi.252 shares. The opening was
weak being Influenced by open selling for London &C
count Probably the aggregate OF such sales amounted
TO about 900 shares distributed through the list oil
stocks which dealt In In London. The lower sales
for the short account which such selling encouraged
probably exceeded 10000 shares The stocks sold for
both accounts were taken up within small fractional de.
cnes, and then the market began TO improve. After
midday ono more effort made TO depress values
but it resulted only in reactions OF small fractions
and then the tide set flood again and
continued so to the This morning showed that
the expansion OF legal money in circulation during the
month OF April amounted to $635l,135. In that time
the banks OF this cya period when they usually make
large gains-increased their total reserve only
S257790 Where the balance Of the expansion II the
Interstate Commerce law has played such havoc with the
business OF the countryi All experience teaches that In
times Of depression and stagnaon money accumulstes
at this financial centre. And yet in April with the ex-
pansion mentioned the banks OF Newfork failed to ro-
coup their total reserves to the amount usually
done at this season. We also showed that
in the twelve months ended April 80, the cxpan-
sion of legal money In general circulation had been
over $50 100000 and yet the banks OF this city hold
So less Of legal money than they held year ago
These facts speak emphatcay OF tho general pro
gres in trade and enterprise than any theories or fears
of the effects of legislation Tho expansion legal money
has absorbed outside OF the great financial centres
and is being employed; 1t means activity and progress
And yet there has been boom speculation In any
class OF general merchandise Following resumption OF
specie payments had iron up 80 per ol. Now the
advance from low price does not exceed So
and makers and consumers are both making
money Mt the price These are hard times for sold
out bulls to make q bear market In securities
The two weakest stocks of the last few days were so far
as figures are concerned the strong OF today New
York and New England did not sell below its opening
price OF 55 and it closed at its best ure-57 Read
ing depressed 81 to Az but 1t sold up 10 10 i20
49, In the general market the improvement was
small but and the market closed strong at
about the highest prices
Government bonds duh and steady with the bid
for the 4 per of a per cent Annexed are tue
closing quotations:
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closing 7.l0c, 800 tcs September 7440L1oc3 closing
74bc 1900 tea october 74s 9766c closing oec
or dincuty in sustaining full late prices . AND
ery 25c Penpsyiyana Creamery Zoo Western Creamery
24c State Creamery 25c state Dairy hall s5sn
Western Factory 2sl9o Western Imitation ,Ssps
16a21c Cheese-Prices have steady support ann tnee
moderate the demand Old stock-sate Factory II
9l4c,, Light SKINS. llhal2hc; Pennsylvania SKINS I
ored l2ac; Skins. 701oc Eggs-Have z far dema.a a.
steady UNCHANGED prices State l3Sl3hcs Western'
122s 9l3c.i Southern. 12Gl2sc.
sUGAR-Raw quoted steady Values are well held AZ
for for L EAR nb snnHg eSS and
steamer cargo the basis Of l6c cost and freight
55s for 500 Renped quiet Cut Loaf sc
dranaIated 6 il805ao. Mould A. 6ac Confectionery
A. 0i6ci Coffee A Standard. 5.16c.i Coffee on A. 90
5sc White Extra O. 47sc. Extra u 41s04#c " >e~, T'
Yellow. 4ia04ac -, o,za,,
Sales 100 tcs Western Size. oleomargarine 7isc Sales
20 900 rs yesterday &c. r,. o,., q,
3l3l6Q31c. Sales, 10000 b. 3 l3-l6137so
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL May 4-Provislons- Bacon Camoeriand Cat
ass All Long Cloar Midles 31s Oh short Clear Mlddles
s0s 0d Short Os 39s Oh shoulders 2os ~ per cwL Beef
gSs oil for Extra India Mess Prime Ness 5I. oil FORK
pTi1s Ness ga I'd per bbL; Prime Mes. Eastern
6is All Western Gu Lard-Amercan Jos 81 Prime Wes<
crn abs 3d Lard on, 32s I'd. Hams-Long Cut aot
Butter-S0s Cd per owL Tor hnest nIei
ststas Cheeso-American Choice, 63A OIL Wleatonei
Wsstern Spring Is Cd q7a Id; Ret Winter "a "a q
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SIrn~ IL OBJ New Mixed Western Is 32i California NO
Is III ass Od do "a Oh 06 3D. per Genital Pro-
neesurs of Turpentine 29s Sd; do at London 2Ss ~
ner cvt; Refined Petroleum sd per gallon Clover seed
kmsrIcan Red 4os per cwt Talow-25s. Cd per cws
Fine American 23s obi Prime CITY US. 3D. per ,cwG
RosInCommon 80 ID, Pale lis 3D. 0Os. OF Ii nseed Oh
III, On per cwt Provlsons-Ameriosn Refrigerae1 Beef
aonNSewY state 20 1854 Cd rs Vs.. Ol Cottonseei
oil Liverpool make lps- OIL -, oo a., am.
u ILoSDos May L-Produce-Linseei OIL 2os Sd 02oa
Id per cwt Calcutta Lnseed 37a Cd per quarters Lin
seeI Cake 80 s. Cd per ton Refined petroie9m o-io
cwtt Paia 6s OIL dlla Cd PROFESSIONALISM VA "a per
ct for American sugar-l3s 3D. cwt for Cuba Gen.
trncsi poorilng 06o l 3D. Ola Cd for Mn.covado
lair rsininr anoat Australian Tlow-Beef els 81 9z3S
Id, Mutton 21s Oh a24s OIL Coooanut 0n-Ceyion. go
"a Coohn 2J7 Os American Refrigerated Becf IS 4d Tor
hind quarters AMI "a Adj Tor fors quarters per SD y inc
BRRMgx May 4-Pctroleum. marks e5 ptennings
WilcoTs ari IS msrks 80 pfenalngs per ITO
ANTWERP May A-Porroleum-Fne Palo American. ID
francs centimos paid and - frames W osntmes ,er
WicoTs closed at 80 francs 90 osntmespsr ioJ kos